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You gotta feel for the poor buggas. A new team, new season and yet still to post a victory. They've come awfully close in the past couple of weeks too. Surely a victory for the new franchise aint far off. Wooden spoon is just about a certainty though one would think.
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Why don't they just buy the players required? They have a very healthy membership and sponsorship base to draw on. Crowds despite their poor on field form have been fantastic. Would be interesting to see if junior/senior rugby ranks have increased in WA and what effect rugby has had on the development of rugby league in Western Australia. My guess is the WARL is struggling even more these days.
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Where can they buy them from when there are very limited choices to begin with??
They can only get outside backs from RL, and the games are won and lost in the forwards...
I believe that there is a maximum limit that the Aus Super 14 teams can pay their players - $150,000 per year, so its up to the ARU to top up the salaries of the top 30 or so players that regulary play for the Wallabies...
They also have to convince QLD and NSW players to move over to the other side of the country...So in most cases they can only get the fringe players that are looking for an opportunity.
They are going to struggle for a while I think... We will see how much patience the fans over there have..
They can only get outside backs from RL, and the games are won and lost in the forwards...
I believe that there is a maximum limit that the Aus Super 14 teams can pay their players - $150,000 per year, so its up to the ARU to top up the salaries of the top 30 or so players that regulary play for the Wallabies...
They also have to convince QLD and NSW players to move over to the other side of the country...So in most cases they can only get the fringe players that are looking for an opportunity.
They are going to struggle for a while I think... We will see how much patience the fans over there have..
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